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SAM DeVINCENT COLLECTION OF ILLUSTRATED AMERICAN
SHEET MUSIC, ca. 1790 - 1987
#300
Container List
Series 4: Songwriters, 1847-1975
by: Robert S. Harding & Cooby Greenway, 1994
Subseries 4.172: Herman Paley,
1905-1928
Box 209
Folder
A -- General Songs, 1905-1928, not related to
stage, screen, or other topical categories.
-
- Includes: "And Then," "Billy," and
"Keep on Smiling." "Havana" is a
photocopy only. (41 items)
B -- African American Song, 1917, "Down South
Everybody's Happy." (1 item)
C -- Ragtime, 1915, "Dancing the Jelly
Roll." (1 item)
D -- Instrumental Composition, 1910, "Havana
Waltzes," photocopy only. (1 item)
Subseries 4.173: Mitchell Parish,
1905-1960
Box 210
Folder
A-E -- General Songs, 1905-1960, not related to
stage, screen, or other topical categories.
A-D -- Collaboration with Others, 1905-1960
A -- 1905-1934:
-
- Includes: "Corrine Corinna," "Deep Purple," "Sophisticated
Lady," and
"Star Dust."
(33 items)
B -- 1927:
-
- Multiple editions of "The Bells of Avalon." (8
items)
C -- 1935-1960:
-
- Includes: "Blue Tango," "Let Me Love
You Tonight," "Organ Grinder's Swing," "Sleigh
Ride," "Stairway to the Stars," and "Tzena."
(34 items)
D -- 1944:
-
- Multiple editions of "The Blue Skirt Waltz." (6
items)
E -- Collaboration with Eleanor Young and Harry D. Squires,
1921-1923
-
- Includes: "Mean Mean Mama," "Rosy
Cheeks," and "Tomorrow Morning."
(17
items)
F -- Musical Theater Production, 1934, "Hands
Across the Table," CONTINENTAL
VARIETIES. (2 items)
G -- Motion Picture Production, 1953,
"Ruby," RUBY GENTRY. (2 items)
H -- Television Production, 1927, "The Bells of
Avalon," NBC
MUSICAL CAMERA PROGRAM. (2 items)
I -- Professional/Artist Copies, 1922-1955
-
- Includes: "Hands Across the Table," "Lilacs in
the Rain," and "Stars on Fell Alabama." (39 items)
Subseries 4.174: H. W. Petrie,
1890-1930
Box 211
Folder
A-I -- General Songs, 1890-1930, not related to
stage, screen or other topical categories.
A -- 1890-1898; 1903:
-
- Includes: "Dick and Ned and I," "Rowing Home with
Mollie," and "You Can Imagine the Rest!" (17
items)
B -- 1894; 1930:
-
- Multiple editions of "I Don't Want to Play in Your
Yard." (10 items)
C -- 1900; 1901:
-
- Multiple editions of "Down in the Deep, Let Me Sleep When I
Die." (8 items)
D -- 1900-1902:
-
- Includes: "After You, My Dear Alphonse,"
"Faithful As the Stars Above," and " Just a Flower
That You Plucked for Me One Day." (18 items)
E -- 1901; 1903; 1920:
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- Multiple editions of "Asleep in the Deep."
(10 items)
F -- 1903-1907:
-
- Includes: "Jonah and the Whale," "My Heart's
Tonight in Tennessee," and "Roll on Thou Deep and Dark
Blue Ocean." (15 items)
G --
1908;1924:
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- Multiple editions of "Where the Sunset Turns the Ocean's
Blue to Gold."
(17 items)
Box 212
Folder
H -- 1908-1921:
-
- Includes: "As Deep as the Deep Blue Sea," "Jennie
Don't Swing on the Gate," and "When the Winter
Turns to Spring." (8 items)
I -- 1912:
-
- Multiple editions of "When the Twilight Comes to Kiss the
Rose Goodnight."
(5 items)
J -- Chinese Song, 1897, "Little Peeweet."
(1 item)
K -- Armed Conflict Song, 1909, "Just for a
Brown-eyed Girl." (2 items)
L -- Instrumental Compositions, 1891-1913
-
- Includes: "Cleopatra," "Fairy Wedding
Dance," and "Le Tambourin." (10 items)
M -- Professional/Artist Copies, 1894-1909; 1932; n.d.
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- Includes: "Lena Schmitt." (8 items)
Subseries 4.175: Al Piantadosi,
1906-1949
Box 213
Folder
A-F -- General Songs, 1906-1930, not related to
stage, screen, or other topical categories.
A -- 1906-1912:
-
- Includes: "In All My Dreams I Dream of You" and
"Your Daddy Did the Same Thing Fifty Years Ago." (25 items)
B -- 1912:
-
- Multiple editions of "That's How I Need You." (9
items)
C -- 1913:
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- Multiple editions of "The Curse of an Aching Heart"
and "When You Play in the Game of Love." (21 items)
D -- 1913-1930:
-
- Includes: "Hurt," "I've Only One Idea about the
Girls," "Then I'll Stop Loving You," and "Why
Don't You Marry the Girl?" (38 items)
E -- Jewish American Song, 1914, "At the
Yiddish Wedding Jubilee." (1 item)
F -- Armed Conflict Song, 1915, "I Didn't
Raise My Boy to Be a Soldier." (2 items)
G-H -- Mother Songs, 1913-1926
G -- 1913-1926:0
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- Includes: "Baby Shoes," "Cross My
Heart," and "What a Wonderful Mother You'd
Be." (19 items)
H -- 1925:
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- Multiple editions of "Pal of My Cradle Days."
(11 items)
I -- Musical Theater Productions, Miscellaneous,
1909-1917
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- "I've Only One Idea about the Boys," 1914, THE BELLE
OF BOND STREET
"On the Shores of Italy," 1914, THE DING BATS
"Way Down in Cotton Town," 1909, THE ECHO
"The Wild Wild Women Are Making a Wild Man out of Me,"
1917, DOING OUR BIT
(12 items)
J -- Professional/Artist Copies, 1926-1949
-
- Includes: "Do You Believe in Dreams?" "My
Prayer," "Threads of Happiness," and "Your
Wife." (16 items)
Subseries 4.25: Cole Porter, 1916-1956
Box 76
Folder
A -- General Songs, 1910, 1927, not related to stage,
screen, or other topical categories.
Contains: "Bingo Eli Yale" and "The Laziest Gal in
Town" (not used until Marlene Dietrich sang it in the 1950 film
STAGE FRIGHT). (2 items)
B-H -- Musical Theater Productions, 1916-1955
B -- HITCHY-KOO, 1919:
Contains multiple editions of "Old Fashioned Garden,"
Porter's first hit song.
(15 items)
C -- GREENWICH VILLAGE FOLLIES, 1924:
Contains: "Brittany," "I'm in Love Again,"
"My Long Ago Girl," and "Wait for the Moon." (17
items)
IN PARIS, 1928:
Contains: "The Land of Going to Be," "Let's Do
It," "Let's Misbehave," "Quelque-Chose,"
and "Two Little Babes in the Wood." (8 items)
D -- FIFTY MILLION FRENCHMEN, 1929:
Contains: "The Happy Heaven of Harlem," "Paree
What Did You Do to Me," and "You Do Something to Me."
(3 items)
JUBILEE, 1935:
Contains: "Begin the Beguine," including Spanish lyrics
by Maria Grever, "Just One of Those Things," and "Why
Shouldn't I." (6 items)
LET'S FACE IT, 1941:
Contains: "Ace in the Hole," "Ev'rything I
Love," and "Farming." (3 items)
E -- KISS ME KATE, 1948:
Includes: "So in Love," "Why Can't You
Behave," and "Too Darn Hot."
(14 items)
F -- CAN-CAN, 1953:
Includes: "C'est Magnifique," and "I Love
Paris," with an edition of French lyrics by Jacques Larue. (6
items)
G -- Musical Theater Productions, Miscellaneous, 1916-1955:
"At Long Last Love," 1938, YOU NEVER KNOW
"Could It Be You," 1943, SOMETHING FOR THE BOYS
"Do I Love You," 1939, DUBARRY WAS A LADY
"Ev'ry Time We Say Goodbye," 1944, SEVEN LIVELY ARTS
"Frahngee-Pahnee," 1944, SEVEN LIVELY ARTS
"Friendship," 1939, DUBARRY WAS A LADY
"Get Out of Town," 1938, LEAVE IT TO ME
"Gypsy in Me," 1934, ANYTHING GOES
"I Love You," 1943, MEXICAN HAYRIDE
"I Never Realized," 1921, THE ECLIPSE (England) and
BUDDIES (New York)
"It's D'Lovely," 1936, RED, HOT AND BLUE!
"I've a Shooting Box in Scotland," 1916, PARANOIA and SEE
AMERICA FIRST
"Love for Sale," 1930, THE NEW YORKERS
"My Heart Belongs to Daddy," 1938, LEAVE IT TO ME
"My Mother Would Love You," 1940, PANAMA HATTIE
"Night and Day," 1932, GAY DIVORCE
"Ridin' High," 1936, RED, HOT AND BLUE!
"Silk Stockings," 1955, SILK STOCKINGS
"Sing to Me, Guitar," 1944, MEXICAN HAYRIDE
"Use Your Imagination," 1950, OUT OF THIS WORLD
"Washington Square," 1920, BUDDIES and AS YOU WERE
"What Is This Thing Called Love?" 1929, WAKE UP AND DREAM
"Where Have You Been?" 1930, THE NEW YORKERS
"You're in Love," 1932, GAY DIVORCE
"You're the Top," 1934, ANYTHING GOES
(41 items)
H -- Instrumental arrangements of musical theater songs, 1940-1947:
Contains: "Begin the Beguine," "Let's Do It,"
and "Night and Day." (4 items)
Box 77
Folder
I-L Motion Picture Productions, 1928-1956
I -- BORN TO DANCE, 1936:
J -- ROSALIE, 1937:
K -- NIGHT AND DAY, 1919-1944:
Contains the following from this highly fictional account of Cole
Porter's life: "Begin the Beguine," "Easy to
Love," "Night and Day," "Old Fashioned
Garden," "Rosalie," and "You're the Top."
(6 items)
L -- Motion Picture Productions, Miscellaneous, 1928-1956:
"At the Club Savoy," 1942, PANAMA HATTIE
"Ca, C'est L'Amour," 1956, LES GIRLS
"C'est Magnifique," 1953, CAN-CAN
"Don't Fence Me In," 1944, HOLLYWOOD CANTEEN
"Don't Look at Me That Way," 1928, PARIS
"Fated to Be Mated," 1956, SILK STOCKINGS
"From This Moment On," 1950, KISS ME KATE
"I've Got My Eyes on You," 1939, BROADWAY MELODY OF 1940
"Let's Be Buddies," 1940, PANAMA HATTIE
"Love of My Life," 1946, THE PIRATE
"Night and Day," 1932, THE GAY DIVORCEE
"Paris Loves Lovers," 1954, SILK STOCKINGS
"Should I Tell You I Love You," 1946, AROUND THE WORLD
"Sweet Dreams, Sweetheart," 1944, HOLLYWOOD CANTEEN
"They All Fall in Love," 1929, THE BATTLE OF PARIS
"True Love," 1955, HIGH SOCIETY
"Wunderbar," 1948, KISS ME KATE
"You'd Be So Nice to Come Home To," 1942, SOMETHING TO
SHOUT ABOUT
(22 items)
M -- Professional/Artist Copies, 1935-1953
Includes: "Cherry Pies Ought to Be You," "Fresh As
a Daisy," "Hence, It Don't Make Sense," "I Am
Ashamed That Women Are So Simple," "Katie Went to
Haiti," "Me and Marie," "Shootin' the Works for
Uncle Sam," and "Use Your Imagination." (68 items)
N -- Folios, 1935, 1944
Subseries 4.176: W. C. Powell,
1898-1930
Box 214
Folder
A-B -- General Songs, 1904-1930, not related to
stage, screen, or other topical categories.
Powell also used the pseudonym Polla.
A -- 1904-1930:
- Includes: "Buddy," "Dancing Tambourine,"
"My Castles in the Air," and "When Evening Shadows Fall." (53 items)
B -- 1919-1920:
-
- Multiple editions of "Dear Heart" and
"Drifting." (20 items)
C -- Ethnic Songs, Miscellaneous, 1904-1919
-
- Contains: "Katie from Dublin," "Pride of the
Caravan," and "Yo-san." (4 items)
D-E -- Instrumental Compositions, 1898-1927; n.d.
D -- 1898-1907:
-
- Includes: "Blinking Moon," "Dream Waltz,"
and "Little Soldier March." (26 items)
E -- 1908-1927:
-
- Includes: "Blinking Moon," "Coquette,"
and "The Harvest Moon." "The
Merchant Prince of Cornville" and one edition of "Rose
Waltz" have covers only. (38 items)
F -- Professional/Artist Copies, 1899-1930; 1946; n.d.
-
- Includes: "Betty and Billy Waltz" as advertising
insert only. Powell was arranger for "I Haven't Changed
My Mind Since Then." (5 items)
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